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Corporate - February, 2025

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• Align Tech Deal Directs Buyers To A Monopolist, Judge Says
• J&J Talc Spinoff Wraps Two-Week Chapter 11 Trial
• Fenwick Adds Longtime Startup Attorney To Insurtech Group
• Trump Still Isn't Obeying Order To Free FEMA Funds, AGs Say
• CFPB Endgame Is Just 'Five Men And A Phone,' Filings Allege
• Employment Authority: High Court Majority-Bias Case Effects
• CFPB Won't Drop MoneyLion Suit Despite Agency Shake-Up
• SEC, Ex-Silvergate CFO Trade Shots Over Enforcement Case
• Del. Judge Orders Trial On AMC Stock Swap Coverage Fight
• T-Mobile Touts Broadband Benefits Of US Cellular Deal
• 'Not So': Trump Says Wilcox Firing Case Won't Ax Humphrey's
• 8th Circ. Backs Auto Co. Exec's Win In $5M Benefits Suit
• Trump Admin Cuts Raise Trade Secret Security Concerns
• 5 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch In March
• Real Estate Recap: Gov't Lease Limbo, AI Upset, Profiteering
• Up Next At High Court: Gun Violence Liability & Nuclear Waste
• Kraft Heinz Beats Ex-R&D Worker's Vaccine Bias Claims
• FDIC Can't Nix SVB Trust's Claims Feds Must Turn Over $1.93B
• Robotic Surgery Co. Appealing Tossed Intuitive Antitrust Case
• Fla. Officials Can't Escape Authors' Suit Over Book Bans
• Beyond Meat Fries Investors' Fast-Food Production Woes Suit
• Off The Bench: Trans Ban Recusal Bid, Wemby Spat, Fox Suit
• SEC's Crypto Turn Could Undermine Staff, Dem Member Says
• Drug Kickback Ruling Will Make FCA Liability Harder To Prove
• Bioventus Hit With Del. Derivative Suit After NC Class Deal
• Mayer Brown Adds Ex-EDNY Prosecutor To White Collar Team
• USPTO Fires Some Probationary Workers, But Not Examiners
• What Reuters Ruling Means For AI Fair Use And Copyright
• The Current And Future State Of Bank-Fintech Partnerships
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Former Flag Football League Exec
• Time To Abolish IPO 'Bureaucracy,' Law Professor Says
• Adobe Hit With Age Bias Claim By Former Sales Manager
• Chancery Ruling Holds Authorized Share Takeaways For Cos.
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Meta's Held-Back Docs In AI Suit Merit Discovery, Authors Say
• Apple Falsely Touted Watches As 'Carbon Neutral,' Buyers Say
• Norfolk Southern Escapes Investors' Derailment Fraud Suit
• FTC Asks To Delay In-House PBM Insulin Case
• 4th Circ. Says Trustees Can't Settle Co.'s Suit Against Ex-CEO
• Congress Prioritizes Enviro Regs On Nix List
• Safeway Peanut Butter Cookies Caused Death, Suit Says
• Trump's CFPB Pick Vows To 'Follow The Law' As Cases Pulled
• Unions Can Depose DOGE In Agency Access Suit, Judge Says
• SEC Says Meme Coins Are Not Securities
• US Vision Beats Suit Over 2021 Ransomware Attack
• Alsup Halts 'Illegal' Firings Of Probationary Federal Workers
• SEC Ends Coinbase Case As Uyeda Pledges To 'Rectify' Policy
• Concrete Co. Admits Safety Gaffe Linked To Worker's Death
• Georgia's Outside Funding Regulations Clear State Senate
• Magnet Co. Execs To Plead Guilty For Emailing Info To China
• Del. Corp. Litigation Bill Already Turning Up In Other Cases
• More CFPB Attys Departing Amid Agency Uncertainty
• Yellow Corp. Beats Teamsters In WARN Act Row
• EU Prepared To Retaliate Against US Over Tariffs, Officials Say
• Cognizant Execs' Trial Could Test Force Of FCPA Pause
• DOL Pick Faces Scrutiny About DOGE From Senate Dems
• Fried Frank Rips RICO Sanctions Bid As Intimidation Tactic
• Selendy Gay Names New Managing Partner, COO
• Deputy AG And Antitrust Nominations Head To Full Senate
• Michelman & Robinson Adds Corporate, Real Estate Trio In NY
• Calif. Panel Won't Send Class Wage Suit To Arbitration
• Harvard Pilgrim To Pay $16M To Settle Data Breach Claims
• Former Seyfarth Partner To Chair DOL's Review Board
• IBM Closes $6.4B HashiCorp Deal After UK Nod
• McMahon SEC Settlement Warns Of Nondisclosure's Price
• Racing Corvettes Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DraftKings To Pay $10M In NFT Proposed Class Settlement
• Fox Rothschild Expands In Del. With Litigator From Boutique
• US Senate Panel Advances Trump's Labor Secretary Pick
• Apple Comms Director's Texts Reveal Criticisms Of Judge
• SEC Wants To Pause Fraud Suit Against Tron Founder
• Snap Investors End Derivative Suit Over Apple Privacy Change
• Tesla Wins Punitive Damages Appeal In Fla. Fatal Crash Suit
• Merck, Glenmark Trim United Healthcare's Zetia Antitrust Suit
• Wash. Biz Group Fears Amazon Loss In Price-Gouging Suit
• Matterport Tells Del. Justices Ex-CEO Cash-Out Rulings Flawed
• Judge Sends Fox Sports Harassment Suit Back To State Court
• Trump CFTC Shifts Enforcement Stance From Stick To Carrot
• Trump Order May Affect Trader's FCPA Conviction, DOJ Says
• LG Ad Co. Tells Del. Justices It Didn't Breach Deal With Firings
• Dewberry Ruling May Lead To More Defendants In TM Fights
• Capital One Can't Delete Suit Over 'Refer A Friend' Texts
• Skanska JV Owes Ukraine War Cost Hikes, Contractor Says
• Police Supply Store, Others Ask 5th Circ. To Keep CTA Paused
• Fuel Co. Trustee Accuses Ex-Owners Of $100M Buyout Fraud
• Bill Would Bring Welcome Clarity To Del. Corporate Law
• US Chamber Wants Calif. Climate Disclosure Regs Blocked
• Top Dem Urges Trump To Leave Independent Agencies Alone
• Judge Won't Disqualify Firm In Solar Co. Fraud Fight
• Trade Group Urges 6th Circ. To Undo Moot NLRB Memo Ruling
• JPMorgan Paying For Lawyers On Both Sides Of Javice Trial
• PierFerd Adds Ex-Alston & Bird Real Estate Finance Attorney
• Attorneys Must Act Now To Protect Judicial Independence
• Ex-Twitter Execs Demand Docs In $200M Severance Fight
• Wilcox Says Current Law Mandates Reinstating Her To NLRB
• Google Settles Claims It Fired Bipolar Worker Out Of Bias
• Justices Vacate TM Award That Put Co.'s Affiliates On Hook
• Cos. Not In Rush To Abandon DEI Measures, Report Says
• Walgreens Inks $595M Deal To End COVID-19 Testing Suit
• Wage-Fixing Jury Should Hear Of DOJ Pivot, Exec Says
• Apple Litigation Director Threatened With Sanctions At Hearing
• Calif. AG Agrees To Strike Part Of Landmark Social Media Law
• Meta Must Face US Citizens' Hiring Bias Suit
• Chancery Likens Claims To Recycling Losing Lottery Ticket
• Primary Sponsor Of Del.'s Corporate Law Rework Defends Bill
• Trump Demands Enforcement Of Healthcare Price Disclosures
• 4th Circ. Shuts Down HHS Chemist's 'Grinch' Harassment Suit
• Kroger Seeks More Sanctions For Prolific Consumer Atty
• Tampa Bay Rays To Return $200K In Alleged Ponzi Proceeds
• PCAOB Fines PwC Israel $2.75M For Training Exam Cheating
• Rethinking 'No Comment' For Clients Facing Public Crises
• Del. Supreme Court TripAdvisor Ruling May Limit 'MFW Creep'
• 9th Circ. Draws The Line On Software As A Derivative Work
• Reading The Tea Leaves On Mexico, Canada And China Tariffs
• Nelson Mullins Brings On Corporate Ace From Fla. Boutique
• Masimo Aims To DQ Hueston Hennigan As Ex-CEO's Counsel
• Ex-Allianz Exec Avoids Prison As Massive Fraud Case Wraps
• A Closer Look At FDX's New Role As Banking Standard-Setter
• IBM Gets UK Green Light On $6.4B HashiCorp Buy
• Apple Exec Had Doubts Over New App Store Fee Compliance
• Insurer Won't Have To Cover Sports CEO's Child Sex Suits
• Lloyd's Says Cadwalader's Suit Claims Nonexistent Tort
• Unions, Groups Say Fed. Employees '5 Things' Email Illegal
• Biotech Minority Investor Sues In Del. To Block Control Moves
• Investor Settles In $2.1B Danish Tax Fraud Case
• Charter Communications Keeps Trade Secrets Suit In Conn.
• Ousted MSPB Chair Defends Humphrey's In Injunction Bid
• Mich. Sales Co., Auto Parts Maker Settle $6M Commission Suit
• Investors Don't Have 'Shred' Of Fraud Evidence, Exxon Says
• Micron Faces Insider Trading Suit In New Court
• Partially Faulting Airline For 401(k) ESG Focus Belies ERISA
• DoorDash To Pay $16.8M To End NY AG's Stolen Tip Claims
• Trump Media Seeks Shareholder Approval To Leave Delaware
• Moves To Change Del. Corporate Law Spark Pushback
• NLRB Stops Defending Job Protections For Members, Judges
• Atty Faces $190K Demand After Losing Malicious Litigation Trial
• Ex-Sheppard Mullin Media Atty Joins O'Melveny In Calif.
• SEC Corporate Finance Leader Joins Gibson Dunn in DC
• Fund Names Rule FAQs Leave Some Interpretative Uncertainty
• Skadden, Ropes & Gray Advising On 23andMe Buyout Bid
• How Design Thinking Can Help Lawyers Find Purpose In Work
• Elizabeth Holmes Loses 9th Circ. Appeal Over Theranos Fraud
• Supreme Court Skips Fee-Shifting, IP Web Scraping Questions
• High Court Declines To Review Reach Of Trade Secrets Law
• NY Judge Extends Block On DOGE's Treasury Access
• Trump Blocked From Implementing Anti-DEI Orders, For Now
• CFPB's Data Security In Spotlight After Agency Goes Dark
• FTC's Holyoak Has Her Eyes On DeepSeek
• Real Estate Recap: 'Park Ave' Effect, Federal Leases, Atty Hires
• Wall Street Groups Back Rescinding Biden Crypto Guidance
• CFPB Shutdown Means 'Irreparable Harm,' 23 State AGs Say
• Apple Can Claw Back Mistakenly Produced Docs In Epic Fight
• Calif. Lawmakers Unveil 'Polluters Pay' Superfund Legislation
• Judge Trims $40M Green Energy Co. Investor Suit
• Employment Authority: NLRB Acting GC's Memo Walk Back
• Trump Says Tariffs Coming For Countries With DSTs
• Trump, NLRB Chairman Defend Wilcox's Removal As Lawful
• Puma, Brooks End IP Fight Over 'Nitro' Running Shoes
• Watchdog Says DOL Struggles To Enforce Mental Health Law
• 6 Things To Know About Shein's Fast Fashion Feuds
• Judge Questions Trump Administration Fund Freeze Authority
• Harry Manbeck, Former USPTO Head, Dies At 98
• Luigi Mangione Says His Rights Are Being Violated In NY Case
• NFL Alums Accused Of Misusing COVID Outreach Funding
• Va. Judge Won't Bar DOGE Access To Treasury, OPM Data
• FanDuel Demands Arbitration For Ex-Jaguars Employee Suit
• B. Riley Founders, Board Sued In Del. Over Investment Losses
• US Steel-Nippon Merger Should Not Have Been Blocked
• Biden-Era M&A Data Shows Continuity, Not Revolution
• What Travis Hill's Vision For FDIC Could Portend For Banks
• 10 Issues To Watch In Aerospace And Defense Contracting
• Lenovo CLO Announces Retirement, Successor Named
• Steel, Aluminum Tariffs May Throw Wrench Into Future Deals
• Ga. Senate Passes Measure To Rein In 'Excessive Litigation'
• Paul Hastings Seeks To End GenapSys Malpractice Action
• WilmerHale Corporate Ace Joins DLA Piper In California
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Kroger Workers' $21M Pay System Outage Deal Gets First Nod
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Balk At Wording Of Trial Date Draft Order
• Coinbase Says SEC Will Drop Suit Amid Crypto Policy Shift
• DOJ Says Job Protections For ALJs Are Unconstitutional
• DOJ Says It Will Drop Immigrant Bias Case Against SpaceX
• Landmark AI Legislation On Kids, Bias Introduced In Calif.
• Florida Hits Target With New Suit Over Pride Month Merch
• Ex-Rio Tinto CFO Must Keep Fighting SEC Fraud Case
• New SEC Enforcement Unit Shows Drift From Crypto Focus
• Ex-ITC Commissioner Talks IP Before Heading To WilmerHale
• What The ITC's Multiple Vacancies Mean For The Agency
• Warby Parker Hit With $1.5M Fine After HHS Breach Probe
• Ex-SEC Lawyer Fights Gov't Bid To Ax Bias Claim Evidence
• Amid Shake-Ups, USPTO Gets New Acting Deputy Director
• Trump Admin Says CFPB Defunding Suit Guesses At Harms
• New SEC Guidance Throws A 'Bit Of Chaos' Into Proxy Season
• Another Ex-Allianz Exec Gets No Time For $7B Investor Fraud
• Amazon Says FTC 'Stonewalled' Discovery In Antitrust Case
• Del. Chief Justice Targets Social Media's Pressure On Courts
• Feds Say DC Judge Can't Bar 'Hypothetical' Spending Freezes
• Intel, Israeli Ex-Exec End Bias Suit Over Pro-Hamas Sentiment
• Unions Demand Insight Into DOGE's Agency Audits
• Ex-Eletson Owners Given Reprieve On Ch. 11 Sanction Bid
• The Intercept's IP Claim Against OpenAI Holds Up, Judge Says
• NY AG Sues 13 Vape Cos. Over Flavored Products
• Trump Executive Order Could Hinder Crypto Rules, SEC Suits
• JPMorgan Has 'Buyer's Remorse' Over $175M Buy, Javice Says
• DOJ Official Flags 'Aggressive' FCA Approach Under Trump
• Snapshot: Delaware Lawmakers Target Hefty Atty Fee Awards
• Former State Farm Atty Joins Goldberg Segalla In Philly
• FCPA Shake-Up May Open Bribery Loophole
• Spirit Airlines' Bankruptcy Plan Approved With Opt-Outs Intact
• Competition Group Of The Year: Cravath
• Exploring China's 1st Administrative Merger Control Ruling
• Ex-Heritage Pharma CEO Disciplined Over Price-Fixing Case
• Sen. Warren Wants DOJ To Probe Disney-FuboTV Deal
• Citibank Wire Transfer Ruling Creates New Liability For Banks
• Musk's X Seeks Cash At $44B Valuation, Plus More Rumors
• Defense Strategies For Politically Charged Prosecutions
• Ex-Opioid CEO's Billing Spat With Trial Atty Lands In Court
• Competitive Weightlifting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• What To Know About Trump's Likely Pick For USPTO Director
• Ex-Perella Weinberg Partner Denies Plot To Split Firm
• Meta Should've Preserved Health Tracking Data, Judge Says
• 2nd Circ. Affirms 'Reverse Redlining' Verdict Against Lender
• Netflix Wants IP Atty Sanctioned Over Alleged Doc Sharing
• Solar Co. Says Investors Seek To 'Punish' It Over Wire Issues
• Judge Probes Vagueness In Suit Over Trump's Anti-DEI Orders
• Ex-CNBC Pundit Cops To Scamming Investors Out Of $2.7M
• Walgreens Says $1B COVID Testing Award Must Be Nixed
• 2nd Circ. Backs Amazon In Teri Woods Publishing Dispute
• Lululemon Gets 'Greenwashing' Ads Suit Tossed
• Del.'s High-Speed Corporate Law Rework May Blunt Plaintiffs
• FTC 'Independence' When Dissent Can 'Get You Fired'
• Robinhood Says It Faces New Scrutiny From States, FDIC
• Amazon Drivers Deny Discovery Lapses In Yearslong Pay Suit
• SL Green Can't Escape Property Transfer Fraud Suit
• Silver Point Knocks SEC Suit Over Attorney Info Access Rules
• Perplexity AI Seeks To Toss Or Transfer Publishers' IP Suit
• WaPo Can't Blame Source In Libel Suit, Trump Media Says
• Syngenta, Corteva Can't Duck Ark. AG Antitrust Claims
• BP Must Face Contract Claim In Bayer's $12M Benzene Suit
• Inside The Uncertainty Surrounding CFPB's Overdraft Rule
• How Private Securities Suits Complement SEC Enforcement
• Miller & Chevalier Adds Former IRS Chief Counsel
• Ex-Jones Day Partner Named For Key DOJ Civil Division Post
• FinCEN Sets March Deadline For Corporate Transparency Act
• The Case For Compliance During The Trump Administration
• DOL Nom Seeks Distance From PRO Act Support At Hearing
• 1st Circ. Backs Strict View Of Kickback Law In Blow To FCA
• Google Can't Stop Mass Arbitration Opt-Outs In Privacy Row
• CFPB Should Beat Suit Over Small Biz Loan Rule, Judge Says
• Trump Exec Order Expands Control Over Independent Agencies
• Coinbase Brass Face Investor Suit Over Firm's Legal Liabilities
• Wells Fargo Fights Class Cert. Bid In 'Sham' Hiring Case
• How Ga. Hopes To Leash Injury Suits And Litigation Funders
• Discover Can't Get Judge To Rethink Decision In Risk Case
• Data Science Co. Director Admits $7M Skim In Del. Hearing
• Exxon, Koch Lose Bid To End Minn. Climate Change Suit
• Pepsi, Frito-Lay Accused Of Favoring Chains With Chip Prices
• Judge Probes Unions' Options In Bid To Block Fed. Layoffs
• Undoing An American Ideal Of Fairness
• Human Rights Atty Sees 'Serious Risks' Of Neural Data Abuse
• Stanley Black & Decker Says Tumbler Maker Violated TM Deal
• Magnetics Co. Loses Constitutional Grounds Dismissal Bid
• Dems Push Corporate Transparency Act Legitimacy To Courts
• Acccounting Firm Blames Broker For Losing $1M In Coverage
• Ancora Says US Steel CEO May Have Made Insider Trades
• State AGs Can't Yet Block Musk From Accessing Agency Data
• 'ComEd Four' Look To Halt Case After Trump FCPA Order
• Calif. Insurance Chief Asks State Farm To Justify Rate Hikes
• What's At Stake In Justices' Review Of IRS Debt Offsets
• Ex-Goldman Atty Squires Expected To Be Named USPTO Head
• Simpson Thacher Adds Willkie Farr Registered Funds Team
• Career FERC Atty, Enforcement Leader Joins McGuireWoods
• Proposed Tweaks To Del. Chancery Law Ignite DExit Firestorm
• WilmerHale Adds Former US Dept. Of Education GC
• DOJ Noncommittal On Cognizant Bribe Trial Amid FCPA Order
• Chancery Tosses Class Suit Challenging Trade Desk CEO Pay
• Labor Groups Denied Block On DOGE's Agency Access
• Real Estate Recap: Practice Pivot, Tariff Tax, Lennar's Lawyers
• Judge Slams The Brakes On Peloton Bike Recall Claims
• Loper Bright Doesn't Sink ESG Rule, Texas Judge Says
• Uber Starts Antitrust Food Fight With DoorDash
• Bed Bath & Beyond To Pay $1.95M To 2,100 For ERISA Class
• Maine Judge Denies Challenge To Corporate Transparency Act
• 'Not For Sale': OpenAI Rebuffs Musk's $97.4B Takeover Bid
• ​​​​​​​SEC Says Crypto Task Force Could Resolve Coinbase Case
• Trump Aims To End Limits On President's Power To Fire
• Texas Investigates DeepSeek For State Privacy Law Breach
• EPA Fires Hundreds Of Employees, Cuts Millions In Contracts
• New Delisting Rules Shorten Leash For Distressed Companies
• Employment Authority: Inside Trump's EEOC Shake Up
• EPA, Energy Dept. Rush To Fulfill Trump's Appliance Order
• Insurers Say Del. Ruling Caps Redstone, NAI Coverage
• Corporate Transparency Act Vital For Nat'l Security, Circs. Told
• Judge Needs Time To Mull Block On DOGE's Agency Audits
• Ford Hit With $2.5B Punitive Verdict In Truck Roof Deaths Suit
• Smithfield Fires Back At 'Improper' CLO Deposition Bid
• Feds Hit With Brady Claims As Implant Kickback Trial Looms
• Judge Upholds Pay-For-Delay Ban Law, But Only In Calif.
• Ben & Jerry's Says Owner Unilever Banned Anti-Trump Posts
• 1st Circ. Chides SEC, Judge In Atty Stock Scheme Case
• Nippon Order Tests Gov't Control Over Foreign Investments
• Illinois Vs. The Internet: IP Suits Over Online Sales Stir Debate
• Inconsistent Injury-In-Fact Rules Hinder Federal Practice
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Ex-JPMorgan Atty Pleads Guilty To NYC Housing Fraud
• Acting NLRB GC Pulls Back Biden-Era Guidance Memos
• Akerman Brings On GC For Land Developer In Miami
• Asset Manager Fiera Broke Bonus Promises, Ex-Exec Says
• CFPB's Vought Agrees To Pause Layoffs Amid Union Litigation
• Trump Illegally Fired FLRA Chair, Suit Says
• Judge Leaves Curbs On DOGE Treasury Access After Hearing
• Trump Picks Atty Who Worked At Apple To Head NHTSA
• More CFPB Employees Axed As Union Presses For Injunction
• 4 Takeaways From 1st Opinion On AI Training And Fair Use
• 9th Circ. Panel Doubts SEC's 'Gag Rule' Violates Free Speech
• DeepSeek's Rapid Rise Adds Fuel To AI Policy Push
• Fla. Judge Denies Drinks Co. Ex-CEO Bid To Ax Monster Liens
• 6th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Builders' Challenge To NLRB Memo
• Del. Lawmakers Told Admin Response To Biz Unrest Looms
• Tesla, Objector Appeal $730M Chancery Board Pay Deal
• Expect Continued Antitrust Enforcement In Procurement
• Madigan Verdict Caps Stunning Fall For Powerful Chicago Pol
• GOP Lawmakers Seek To Vacate CFPB Overdraft Rule
• Walmart Says CFPB Suit Should Wait Amid Agency Chaos
• DC Judge Affirms Approval Of Teva's Generic Sleep Drug
• Chancery OKs Appraisal Suit Fix For Sears Damage Ruling
• SafeMoon CEO's Trial Not Delayed By Crypto Policy Shifts
• Spirit Airlines Ch. 11 Plan Releases Need More Consideration
• Takeaways From Oral Argument In High Court Trademark Case
• Mass. Auto Telematics Data Law Not Preempted, Judge Says
• ADP 401(k) Participants Win Cert. For 50K ERISA Class
• Court Must Curb Elon Musk's 'Limitless' Power, States Say
• In-House Counsel Pointers For Preserving Atty-Client Privilege
• What Banks Need To Know About Trump's Executive Orders
• Clark Hill Adds Ex-Gordon Rees Corporate Atty In Pittsburgh
• In-House Legal AI Co. Eudia Raises Up To $105M In Series A
• House Republican Debuts Independent Contractor Status Test
• Musk's $97B OpenAI Bid Dubbed A 'Stunt' Amid Other Rumors
• DOJ Fraud Atty Rejoins Akin As Agency Exits Mount
• 4 Potential Effects Of 3rd Circ.'s Coinbase Ruling
• Musk Says He'll Drop OpenAI Bid If It Scraps 'For Profit' Plans
• Amazon Worker's $1.6M Fee Bid Slashed In Military Bias Suit
• McGuireWoods Taps BNY Litigator For Pittsburgh Office
• Chancery Gets Another Magistrate To Fill Vacancy
• Applying ABA Atty Role Guidance To White Collar Matters
• Baltimore Sues To Stop 'Unilateral Defunding' Of CFPB
• Social Media MDL Judge Rips Google, Snap Quick Appeal Bid
• Trump Picks Encore Fiduciary Founder As DOL Benefits Chief
• Trump's Federal Worker Resignation Offer Gets Green Light
• OpenAI Says Musk Takeover Bid 'Exposes' Intent Behind Suit
• SEC Rescinds Stricter Gensler-Era Proxy Exclusion Guidance
• Aurion Tells Del. Justices IPO Delayed Amid Investor Battle
• Unions Beef Up Suit To Keep DOGE Out Of Federal Agencies
• Ex-Schwab Employee Enjoined From Using Client Info
• USPTO Ends Fast Exams Of Patents Targeting Climate Change
• RI Judge Won't Pause Order To Unfreeze Funds Amid Appeal
• Boston's Opioid Damages Claims Tossed As Too Late
• Western Digital Told To Pay $553M Sooner Rather Than Later
• Tax-Free Ways To Help Employees After The LA Wildfires
• Albertsons To Face Reduced Claims Over Tech Theft
• What Trump Admin's Anti-DEI Push Means For FCA Claims
• House Antitrust Chair Wants To Override Merger Overhaul
• Trump Nominates New EPA Air, Water, Legal Division Leaders
• Nippon-US Steel Redo Under Trump Could Be A Win-Win
• Mnuchin, Others Face Fiduciary Suit From Cybersecurity CEO
• CFPB's Message To States Takes On New Weight Under Trump
• Spirit Opts For Ch. 11 Plan After Latest Frontier Bid
• What Companies Should Consider During FCPA Pause
• Treasury Chief Exempt From Block On DOGE's System Access
• Fried Frank Faces Sanctions Bid Over RICO Suit
• KPMG Taps Walmart Executive For General Counsel
• Ousted MSPB Chairman Fights 'Unlawful' Firing By Trump
• DOJ Exits Continue As Fraud Atty Leaves, Rejoins DLA Piper
• Sidley Litigator Tapped For Treasury GC Post
• Takeaways From CFTC's Private Fund Rule Amendments
• Trump's Picks For CFPB, OCC Chiefs Hailed By Industry
• Trump Picks Crypto Policy Advocate Quintenz To Lead CFTC
• National Bank Act Rulings Facilitate More Preemption Analysis
• Collecting Rare Books Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOGE, Treasury Accused Of 'Largest' US Data Breach
• CFPB's Closure Not 'A Free Pass' For Financial Compliance
• GOP Reps. Reintroduce Litigation Funding Disclosures Bill
• Kids Can't Save Reworked EPA Climate Suit, Judge Rules
• Celsius Crypto Spinoff Stockholders Sue For Board Docs
• J&J Allies Dub Milestone Fee Reversal 'Crucial' To Del.
• Justices Ponder If Colo. Climate Case Would Open Floodgates
• Alaska Airlines Sued Over Alleged In-Flight Sexual Assault
• Progressive Inks $3.25M Data Breach Deal With 350K Members
• 2 Russians Arrested In $16M Phobos Ransomware Scheme
• PFAS Litigation Finds A New Frontier: Consumer Products
• 9th Circ. Doubts X Plaintiff Can Revive Phone Data Suit
• Feds Are Asked How FCPA Halt Affects Cognizant Bribe Case
• Trump's Tariffs, GOP Tax Goals Pose Political Puzzle
• FTC Bureau Heads Include DOJ Alum With Big Tech Mandate
• DOL Asks 5th Circ. To Pause Fiduciary Rule Battle
• Preparing For Stricter Anti-Boycott Enforcement Under Trump
• Trump Trims Federal Labor Panels In Latest Firings
• FTC Chair Commits To 'Long Overdue' Merger Filing Revisions
• Goldman Sachs Scraps Diversity Mandate For IPO Candidates
• Activist Elliott Targets Phillips 66 Again Over Lack Of Progress
• Former Marvel Exec Sues Disney For 'Old White Guy' Bias
• HPE Says Juniper Deal Is Needed To Compete With Top Players
• New DOJ Leaders Should Curb Ill-Conceived Prosecutions
• DC Circ. Won't Pause Google Search Case For Apple Appeal
• Rethinking How To Engage Shareholders, Activists Via Proxies
• Crowell & Moring Adds Two Former In-House Counsel
• Texas Bar Eyes Ban On In-House Referrals From Non-Attys
• EU Leaders Poised For 'Proportionate' Response To US Tariffs
• Jones Day Gets Amazon Atty For Energy Practice In Houston
• Commerce Powers Key In Battle Over Corp. Transparency Law
• Tips For Pharma-Biotech Overlap Reporting In New HSR Form
• Judge Backs Thomson Reuters In 1st AI Ruling On Fair Use
• CFPB's Top Supervisor, Enforcer Call It Quits Amid Closure
• Republican-Led SEC Pauses Climate Regulation Litigation
• Automakers Lose Fight To Block Mass. 'Right To Repair' Law
• Judge Should Not Have Been Reprimanded For Alito Essay
• AI Copyright Plaintiffs Say Google Is Raising 'Marginal issues'
• Colo. Judge Baffled By Party's Anonymity In Oil Secrets Suit
• Merrill Lynch $20M Bias Deal Should Be Approved, Judge Says
• Apple Urges 9th Circ. Not To Revive Web App Antitrust Suit
• GenapSys Can't Claw Back Some Docs From Paul Hastings
• DOGE Access To Treasury Payment System Blocked By Judge
• Pension Execs Found Liable In $2B Danish Tax Fraud Case
• NY Funds Say Paramount 'Bound' To Mull $13.5B Sale Option
• EV Biz Faraday Future Wins Chancery Toss Of Go-Public Suit
• Trump Stops Enforcement Of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
• 5th Circ. Urged To Reject Crypto Exec's Privacy Law Claim
• Apple Says Child Porn Detection Suit Can't Stand
• Trump Sets Across-The-Board 25% Tariff On Steel And Aluminum
• Apple Pushes DC Circ. To Pause Google Search Case
• Harassment Suit Against Fox Sports, Hosts Sent To Fed. Court
• Elon Musk-Led Group Makes $97.4B OpenAI Takeover Bid
• UnitedHealth Unit Inks $20M Deal To End DOL Claims Row
• SEC Grants Short-Selling Disclosure Reprieve, CAT Relief
• Aerospace Co. Seeks To Toss Ex-Exec's Amended Claims
• Tesla Seeks Chancery Toss Of Challenge Over Texas Move
• Trump Buyout Plan Still On Hold As Unions Cite 'Confusion'
• Former Palm GC's Racial Bias Claim Should End, Judge Says
• Ex-SEC Atty's Bias Case Not Holding, Despite Deal Talks
• Lexitas Selling Registered Agent Unit To Dutch Co. For $415M
• DC Judge Won't Stop Shein's Copyright Takedowns On Temu
• Baker Botts Partner Takes GC Role At NW Natural Gas
• Former X Workers Can't Force Arbitration For Their Claims
• Verizon Escapes Workers' Suit Over Lead-Covered Cables
• Investor Urges US Steel To Dump Deal After Trump Comments
• What Day 1 Bondi Memos Mean For Corporate Compliance
• Trump Admin Violating Order To Unfreeze Funds, Judge Says
• 2nd Circ. Backs UBS In Retaliation Case That Justices Revived
• Chubb Wants Depo Of Smithfield Foods CLO In Coverage Row
• Lights, Camera, Ethics? TV Lawyers Tend To Set Bad Example
• 9th Circ. Tosses Slack Investor Suit After High Court Battle
• 'Stand Down': CFPB's Acting Chief Pulls Employees Off Job
• CFPB Suspends Activity, Closes HQ As New Chief Arrives
• 2nd Circ. Orders In-House Counsel Docs In Grand Jury Case
• Trump Isn't Obeying Order To Unfreeze Funds, States Say
• Real Estate Recap: Evolving CRE Finance, Tariffs, PFAS
• Chancery Tosses $3.4B Hertz Stock Warrant Redemption Suit
• Apple Drops Suit Over Leaks To Press As Engineer Apologizes
• Nippon-US Steel Merger Targeted By Consumers In Calif.
• DOJ Tells DC Circ. Not To Delay Google Search Fix For Apple
• Kroger Chain Says Strike Is Bid To Force 'Multi-Union' Talks
• Maxeon Investors Push To Keep Exchange Act Suit Alive
• SafeMoon CEO Says Crypto Policy Shifts Warrant Trial Delay
• OpenAI Can't Avoid Reverse TM Confusion Claim, Judge Says
• CFPB Will Mull Axing Google Payment Oversight Order
• Employment Authority: Ex-NLRB Member's Firing Suit Impact
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